You can probably just pull up on the keyboard to get the two top tabs (red) loose, but you may need to use a credit card to put in between the keyboard and the chassis to get the bottom two clips loose:Ĥ) With all 4 clips overcome, slide the keyboard up towards the screen a bit (to clear the bottom 5 tabs) and flip the keyboard over the palm rest. It’s important to note that there are 4 clips holding the keyboard in at this point (and 5 tabs at the bottom):
DELL INSPIRON 2009 MODELS DRIVER
The easiest way to start this is by using a screw driver (or any other small tipped object), and push the keyboard out through one of the screw holes you just worked with and grab it from the other side when it’s pushed out a bit:ģ) With your finger holding a corner of the keyboard out, proceed by sliding your finger to the other side and getting the other corner loose. To do this, start by removing these three screws on the bottom:Ģ) Now we need to start pulling the keyboard out. Screw back on the memory door and you’re done upgrading the memory!ġ) To gain access to the hard drive, you must first remove the keyboard. To put the memory back in, simply push them back into place (you know it’s all the way in when you cannot, or barely, see the gold contacts of the memory stick), and push it down into the clips. Push the clips on either side of each of the memory sticks and the memory stick should pop up a bit. Remove the battery, unscrew the memory door screw, and remove the memory door itself:Ģ. I’d suggest using that to supplement my guide (it’s what I used!) if you have any questions.
DELL INSPIRON 2009 MODELS HOW TO
How to upgrade the memory and hard drive for Dell Inspiron 1121 (11z) Text Guideįirst off, Dell has an illustrated guide on how to access the memory and hard drive here.
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